Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-02-19
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

NORTH SHORE NOTES.
E. T. Moen and H. e. Baird have put
in large burglar proof safe.
Gov. Church took the oath of Office In
Thursday evening.
Henry Keister and P. W. Oakley were
over from the Fort Thursday, returning
Friday.
A calico ball will be given at the Teller
house, Grand Harbor. on Washinxton's
birthday
John A. Percival aud Major Benham
left yesterday for Bismarck to see the
The Ladies' Aid society Of the M. E.
church took dinner with Mrs. Albert
Roberts Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. Ruger Of Grand Harbsr
were the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. A. B.
Bennett Thursday.
Leander Bohn, the glassware man of
Chicago, was in town Tuesday evening
looking after the trade.
There were no connections with the
east Yesterday owing to a heavy snow
blockade in Minnesota.
w. E. Gibbens, of Coolin, was in town
Wednesday and patronized our whole
sale stationery department.
A. Mckay says he will bs greatly OBJ.
Iiged If the party who borrowed his step
ladder will return the same.
Col. Smith. of Bartlett, was In the city
Thursday evening. He reports George
Barrett entirely satisfied with life.
William Samusls, the printer farmer
of Do Groat, was in town yesterday. He
says he hasn't commenced seeding yet.
DIR. J. H. Reynolds was circulating
among the druggists yesterday. He re-
ports Stockdale showed under ut Fargo.
Attorney A. H. Noyes was passenger
on Tuesdays train. Mr.. Noyes has ar
range to practice his profession In Min
neapo!is.
Billy Hillhouse, who went ali the way
from Dunseith to Canada to get wife q
year ago, is the happy father Of fine
healthy boy.
Marshal Pierce has just finished dig.
ging the snow of the sidewalks, and is
now prepared for another chinook wind
to blow it back.
A Sheyenne settler was in town Thurs
day having DIR. Percival dress one of hi.
hands which had been cut open with ar
axe in the hands of companion.
Frank Coykendall is studying Law
with Hainer Il Kellogg, at Aurora, Neb
lie writes that he will be home in tn.
spring. n1spring is almost here.
Col. Bacon, commandant at tho Fort
and Col. Rice of the 5th Infantry. accom-
panied by Mrs. Rire, were over Thurs
day, enjoying . delightful sleigh rid,
across the lake.
The Ladies' NJ. E. Aid society viii
serve supper on Wsshington's birthday
Tuesday, Feb. %, commencing at {
O'Clock. One and all are cordially invit
ed to come and partake.
The band bows are putting some o
their own good cash into improved in
struments, ami the band is also increas
ing in membership, and will soon be tn,
equal Of any organization of the kind II
the territory.
Hon. Hiram w. Hill, we'll remem
bered in this city for his good natur,
and staunch Democracy, has been ap
pointed postmaster at st. Charles. MINI
MIR. Hill 10 also editor Of the st. Charlie,
Times. Shake, Bro. Hill.
1t 10 rumored that Ed Hanson will pur
chase the rink and transform it into
machinery depot. The rink is the onl,
place we now have for public entertain
ments. A few Improvements wcult
make it an admirable place for all kind
Of gatherings.
The cold wave flag was displayed from
the weather signal mast Tuesday, ant
people began to get ready for blizzard
But it didn't como. Wednesday was on
Of the most beautiful days Of tho winter
Something wrong, no doubt, with tn
signal service headquarters at st. Paul.